AsexualPride

AsexualPride places the asexual Pride flag inside a heart formed by purple hands. The flag was selected in 2010 through a community voting process organized around the Asexual Visibility and Education Network. Its four horizontal stripes are black, gray, white, and purple. The winning announcement described them as representing asexual people, gray-asexual and demisexual people, non-asexual people, and the surrounding community.

The exact AsexualPride emote was already being discussed as a Twitch global in March 2019. That makes it distinct from `PrideAsexual`, the separate emote viewers could earn through Twitch's Pride MegaCheer campaign later that June. AsexualPride's command directly names the flag and identity represented inside its heart-shaped design.

Viewers type AsexualPride in Twitch chat to show asexual pride, celebrate an ace creator or community moment, support someone discussing asexual identity, or send a heart-shaped show of support when asexual visibility is relevant.